
Four title fights, four different turning points: Season 5's lead-change map
D1 kept replacing the nearest challenger, D2 changed hands twice in three rounds, E1 snapped shut after Silverstone and E2 hinged on an early recovery.
Every public IMS Season 5 report and feature, covering 11 race weekends across 11 circuits, ordered from the latest publication.

D1 kept replacing the nearest challenger, D2 changed hands twice in three rounds, E1 snapped shut after Silverstone and E2 hinged on an early recovery.

Three performances reset the IMS comparison tables—and each tells a different story about the outer limits of a race weekend.

One led every round, one reclaimed first after losing it in Las Vegas, another survived a double-winning finale—and no two championship paths quite matched.

From Ferrari's explosive Bahrain score to a one-point constructors' decision at Spa, the F125 season made six championships move at six very different speeds.

The McLaren driver gained eight places to finish third at Spa, completing the largest recovery among the finale's leading three.